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Old 2009-05-29, 21:23   Link #2836
Justin Kim
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Originally Posted by Frozen_Angel View Post
This has prolly been asked, but I was not able to find an answer, I know there is no L in Japanese so they you R's, what do they use for R's if they are already being used as L's?

2nd In AMG the char Lind is actually Rind and from Regios Felli is Feri, I am just wondering, why do they change them in the first place, why not keep them as Rind and Feri?
And is it still correct to call them Lind/Felli even though it's wrong?

Thanks in advance!
Wow, that question relates to korean dialect as well. In the Korean Language (My Native Tongue), we do not have an "R" sounds. So when pronouncing words that have an "R" to it, we replace it with a strong/expressive "L." Extending the pronounciation of that alphabet to produce a "near 'L'" sound. I am assuming that Japanese is the inverse of Korean phonetic wise.
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